1193. Social media in veterinary practice

1			Lambert, Alison	Face it, Facebook is it: why your practice needs social media ABSTRACT: There can be no doubting the exponential adoption of social media by a majority of the UK population - many of them clients or potential clients of your practice. They are familiar with the nuances and application of these ...	2013	ProQuest Health & Medical Complete
2			Tassava, Brenda	Making social media worth the time and effort Of course, that's only if you remember that you're a guest in your clients' social networks. As a guest, you must observe certain etiquette. Otherwise, you'll drive pet owners away. To stay in friends and followers' good graces, stick to ...	2010	ProQuest Health & Medical Complete
3			Tassava, Brenda	Your social media status Mistake 1: Accepting friend requests on your practice's Facebook page. If you're receiving friend requests, then you've set up your practice's page as a personal profile rather than a business page. This can lead to major problems - namely ...	2011	ProQuest Health & Medical Complete
4			Dale, Steve	The incredible vanishing veterinary visit Your and your clients' perceptions and your clients may be entirely different from the types I've described. But data suggests in many practices, most clients don't understand the need to visit the veterinarian for preventive care exams. ...	2013	ProQuest Health & Medical Complete
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5				Veterinary Medicine; Research Conducted at University of Guelph Has Updated Our Knowledge about Veterinary Medicine According to the news editors, the research concluded: "The increased use of Facebook and all types of social media points to the need for raised awareness by veterinarians of all ages of how to manage one's personal and professional ...	2013	ProQuest Health & Medical CompleteProQuest Science Journals
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6				Veterinary Medicine; Studies from University of Guelph Have Provided New Information about Veterinary Medicine According to the news editors, the research concluded: "The increased use of Facebook and all types of social media points to the need for raised awareness by veterinarians of all ages of how to manage one's personal and professional ...	2013	ProQuest Health & Medical CompleteProQuest Science Journals
7			Halow, Bash	Make friends and influence tweeters Social media is a surround-sound of noise that's zeroing in on you with louder and louder resonance. The radio announcer says, "And don't forget to visit us on Facebook." The TV anchor says, "For more on this topic and others like it, go ...	2012	ProQuest Health & Medical Complete
8			Halow, Bash	3 tips to connect with clients "Our industry grows more competitive every year, and the application of technology is an area many managers struggle with," says Andreas Pahl, MBA, hospital administrator at The Valley Cottage Animal Hospital in Valley Cottage, N.Y. ...	2013	ProQuest Health & Medical Complete
9			SarDesai, D. R.	Pakistan	2001	Gale Virtual Reference Library
10			Anonymous	On4 Communications, Inc.; On4TM Communications, Inc. Signs a Non-Binding Letter of Intent with Tuttidare! Inc. Advertising, Agricultural, Agriculture, Animal Rescue, Communications, Consumer, Farm Animal, Foundation, Fund Raising, Internet, Marketing, On4 Communications Inc., Pets, Philanthropy, Social Media, Technology, Veterinary Research This ... Levoy, Bob ask the experts If you are able to accept friend requests from your practice's Facebook page then it's not set up correctly- it's set up as a personal page instead of a business page- and you need to address that issue first and foremost, says Brenda ... 2011 ProQuest Health & Medical Complete 15 McVey, Shawn ASK the experts It's important to stay positive, he says. Maybe only 30 of your 3,000 active clients participated in your program this time around. Just remember these people are involved- and they're probably on social media sites, where they just might ... 2013 ProQuest Health & Medical Complete